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"Madam President, I supported the resolution calling for a comprehensive plan to save the eurozone because I do think that we have to give a clear message to the Council to take fast, tough and decisive measures in relation to sovereign debt. I do think that we have to move forward to a more community method and fewer intergovernmental deals.
However, when I read in the resolution that we call for a plan for an economic ‘government’ – rather than ‘governance’ – of the eurozone, I think that at least we have to ask ourselves the question: are we calling for a two-step Europe? With ‘a two-step Europe’, I mean that a part of Europe which is not yet reformed, the eurozone, will remain behind, and the rest of Europe that has reformed will go forward.
I do think that it is very important that we call for what brings unity, cohesion and solidarity. We need common solutions for the eurozone because we have an integrated market. We have an integrated financial system, we have integrated banks. We need profound reforms in the Member States of the eurozone that have not done so. We have to have real market integration, complete the internal market and open up the internal market for services. We need more unity, more cohesion and more solidarity, not new divisions in Europe."@en1
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